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Similar to what was addressed in #8 , I am seeing more instances of XAMedia base objects being returned in the Music app, rather than their specialized XAMusic variants.
See example below. If I try to filter a XAMusicUserPlaylistList, the resulting objects are of the XAMediaUserPlaylist base class.
Example:
PyXA.Music().user_playlists()
<<class 'PyXA.apps.Music.XAMusicUserPlaylistList'>length: 1171>
PyXA.Music().user_playlists().first
<PyXA.apps.Music.XAMusicUserPlaylist object at 0x106c9e260>
PyXA.Music().user_playlists().by_name("MY PLAYLIST")
<PyXA.apps.MediaApplicationBase.XAMediaUserPlaylist object at 0x106c2ff70>
PyXA.Music().user_playlists().by_property("name", "MY PLAYLIST")
<PyXA.apps.MediaApplicationBase.XAMediaUserPlaylist object at 0x106c9fca0>
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Similar to what was addressed in #8 , I am seeing more instances of XAMedia base objects being returned in the Music app, rather than their specialized XAMusic variants.
See example below. If I try to filter a
XAMusicUserPlaylistList
, the resulting objects are of theXAMediaUserPlaylist
base class.Example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: